CONGRATS IN SURVIVING NOVEMBER NUKES !!!

11.01.51-Congrats n Surviving 4 Operation Green House Nukes, 1st Thermal Nuke Devices; Yield 225 kilotonnes; Marshal Islands, USA

11.01.55 - Congrats n Surviving 4 Operation Project 56 Nukes; 1st Nuke Safety Test; created 1st Plutonium Valley (895 acres); Yield 10 tonnes;  Nye, Nevada, USA

11.02.78 - Congrats n Surviving 16 Operation Quicksilver; Test underground shaft; Yield140 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

11.29.79 - Congrats n Surviving 14 Operation Tinderbox; Test underground shaft; Yield 140 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

=========
Watch "A Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by  Isao Hashimoto" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/LLCF7vPanrY
===========

ASK YOURSELF:
• Where did those radioactive clouds go?
• Where did they go underwater?
• Where did they go underground?
• Where did they go in outerspace?
=========

GAME ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_War_(card_game)
===========

https://vimeo.com/30955499

===========

CONTAMINATION

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Atmospheric_radiation_to_human-en.svg

===========

For Future Generations, please contact your representatives:

https://www.usa.gov/www.usa.gov/elected-officials

Ask About:

S.555 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

H.R. 1377 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

S.197/H.R. 2049 - Radiation Exposure Act (RECA) Amendments of 2017

S.1283/H.R. 2754 - Atomic Veteran Service Medal

H.R. 4675 - Low Dose Radiation Research Act of 2017

(Congressional #115)
===========

Am currently doing a library event survey n d following topic: Global Climate Change & The Atomic Legacy.
Q1: would u go to d event?
Q2: how many would u bring?
Q3: where would u share d event?
==========

Any response is appreciated. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Paul
https://agwt2020.blogspot.com/?m=0

======

* Checkout dis DVD at local library titled "The Atomic Cafe" n c wat funny things folks did dat protected themselves. How about an Anti-Nuke coat.

* Checkout "The Bomb" @ Netflix

* Checkout "The Nuclear Option" by Nova @ Netflix

* Checkout "Building Chernobyl's Megatomb" @ Netflix

* "Uranium: Twisting The Dragon's Tail", DVD

* "Mobilize", DVD

CONGRATS IN SURVIVING OCTOBER NUKES !!!

10.01.75 – Apra Harbor, Guam – Congrats n Surviving a Spill of irradiated water while disabled, the submarine tender USS Proteus discharged radioactive coolant water. A Geiger counter at two of the harbor's public beaches showed 100 millirems/hour, fifty times the allowable dose.

10.01.81 - Congrats n Surviving 19 Operation Praetorian Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield 140 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.01.81 - Congrats n Surviving 18 Operation Phalanx Nukes; Test underground cavity in tunnel, underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield143 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.01.81 - Congrats n Surviving 16 Operation Fusileer Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield150 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA.

10.01.88 – Congrats n Surviving a the nuclear trigger assembly facility at Rocky Flats in Colorado, two employees and a D.O.E. inspector inhaled radioactive particles, causing closure of the plant. Several safety violations were cited, including uncalibrated monitors, inadequate fire equipment, and groundwater contaminated with radioactivity.

10.02.73- Congrats n Surviving 18 Operation Arbor Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield 150Kilotones; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.02.84 - Congrats n Surviving 16  Operation Grenadier Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield 150 kilotones; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.03.52-Congrats n Surviving 1 Operation Hurricane Nuke, England bcame d 3rd Nuclear power at Monte Bello Islands, Western Australia.

10.03.86 – Congrats n Surviving at 480 miles (770 km) east of Bermuda, the Soviet Yankee-I-classsubmarine K-219 experienced an explosion in one of its missile tubes and at least three crew members were killed. Sixteen nuclear missiles and two reactors were on board. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev privately communicated news of the disaster to U.S. President Ronald Reagan before publicly acknowledging the incident on October 4. Two days later, on October 6, the submarine sank in the Atlantic Ocean while under tow in 18,000 feet (5,500 m) of water.

10.06.76 - Congrats n Surviving 21 Operation Fulcrum; Test underground shaft; Yield 140 kiloton; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.08.57 - Sellafield, Cumbria, UK – Congrats n Surviving a Reactor core fire. The reactor had released radioactive gases into the surrounding countryside, primarily in the form of iodine-131.  Milk distribution was banned in a 200-square-mile (520 km²) area around the reactor for several weeks. A 1987 report by the National Radiological Protection Board predicted the accident would cause as many as 33 long-term cancer deaths.

10.09.85- Congrats n Surviving 16  Operation Charioteer Nukes; Test.underground cavity in tunnel, underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield 140 kilotones; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.11.57 – Homestead Air Force Base, Florida –Congrats n Surviving a Nuclear bomb burned after B-47 aircraft accident.

10.11.65 – Rocky Flats Plant, Golden, Colorado, US – Congrats n Surviving a Fire, 17x radiation exposure of 25 workers

10.12.90 - Congrats n Surviving 7 Operation Sculpin Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield140 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.13.60– Barents Sea, Arctic Ocean – Congrats n Surviving a Release of nuclear materials.on the ill-fated K-8 while the Soviet Northern Fleet November-class submarine was on exercise. While the crew rigged an improvised cooling system, radioactive gases leaked into the vessel and three of the crew suffered visible radiation injuries according to radiological experts in Moscow. Some crew members had been exposed to doses of up to 1.8–2 Sv (180–200 rem).^[40]

10.13.88 - Congrats n Surviving 11 Operation Cornerstone Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield150 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.15.59 -Hardinsburg, Kentucky, US – Congrats n Surviving A Nuclear weapon partially damaged. After both planes took off from Columbus Air Force Base in Mississippi, a USAF B-52F-100-BO (No. 57-036), with two nuclear weapons collided at 32,000 feet (9,754 m) with a KC-135 refueling aircraft (No. 57-1513), during a refueling procedure near Hardinsburg, Kentucky. Both planes crashed killing eight crew members. One unarmed nuclear weapon was partially damaged, but no contamination resulted.^[38]

10.16.86- Congrats n Surviving 14 Operation Musketeer Nukes; Test.underground cavity in tunnel, underground shaft; Yield 150 kilotones; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.18.91 - Congrats n Surviving 7 Operation Julin Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield 100 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.22.51 - Congrats n Surviving 7 Operation Buster–Jangle Nukes; d 1st DoD & Los Alamos Lab program; 1st use of Air&Ground Troops; Test cratering, dry surface, free air drop; Yield 31 kilotonnes;  Nye, Nevada, USA

10.23.87- Congrats n Surviving 13 Operation Touchstone Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield150 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.26.77 - Congrats n Surviving 22 Operation Cresset; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield150 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.31.52 - Congrats n Surviving 8 Operation Ivy Nukes; Test dry surface, free air drop; 1st cryogenic liquid deuterium; 1st thermonuclear multi-megaton hydrogen bomb; 1st time to fly thru a mushroom cloud; Yield 10.4 Megatons; Marshal Islands, USA

10.31.80 - Congrats n Surviving 14 Operation Guardian; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield 140 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

10.31.89 - Congrats n Surviving 10 Operation Aqueduct Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield150 kilotons; Nye, Nevada, USA

=========
Watch "A Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by  Isao Hashimoto" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/LLCF7vPanrY
===========

ASK YOURSELF:
• Where did those radioactive clouds go?
• Where did they go underwater?
• Where did they go underground?
• Where did they go in outerspace?
=========

GAME ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_War_(card_game)
===========

https://vimeo.com/30955499

===========

CONTAMINATION

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Atmospheric_radiation_to_human-en.svg

===========

For Future Generations, please contact your representatives:

https://www.usa.gov/www.usa.gov/elected-officials

Ask About:

S.555 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

H.R. 1377 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

S.197/H.R. 2049 - Radiation Exposure Act (RECA) Amendments of 2017

S.1283/H.R. 2754 - Atomic Veteran Service Medal

H.R. 4675 - Low Dose Radiation Research Act of 2017

(Congressional #115)
===========

Am currently doing a library event survey n d following topic: Global Climate Change & The Atomic Legacy.
Q1: would u go to d event?
Q2: how many would u bring?
Q3: where would u share d event?
==========

Any response is appreciated. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Paul
https://agwt2020.blogspot.com/?m=0

======

* Checkout dis DVD at local library titled "The Atomic Cafe" n c wat funny things folks did dat protected themselves. How about an Anti-Nuke coat.

* Checkout "The Bomb" @ Netflix

* Checkout "The Nuclear Option" by Nova @ Netflix

* Checkout "Building Chernobyl's Megatomb" @ Netflix

* "Uranium: Twisting The Dragon's Tail", DVD

* "Mobilize", DVD

=========

NUKE TALK

Your invited to a private screening to explore and share the various aspects of  how atomic energy changed our lives.

Wednesday, 

October 16, 2018

5 pm - 6 pm

Millbrea Library

Study Room A
Capacity: 8 (First-Come-First-Served)

1 Library Avenue

Millbrea, CA. 94030

Endorsed by:

A Geeks World Tour 2020
http://agwt2020.blogspot.com/?m=0

NUKE PRAYERS FOR THE INVENTORS

624-574 BC - Thales of Miletus. States that water is the simplest substance on Earth

500-428 BC - Anaxgoras and Empedocles.
Changes in matter are due to changes in indivisible particles

484-428 BC - Empedocles. Separated indivisible matter into four elements; earth, water, fire and air.

442 BC - Democritus, a Greek philosopher,
Thinking about matter .

384-322 BC - Aristotle. Gathered all theories up to date and was responsible for formalizing the knowledge into one idea.  Aristotle was leery that Democritus’s atoms didn’t account for the great variance of matter.

1214-1294 - Rodger Bacon. Taught that in order to understand the natural universe there must first be observation, allowing for evidence to come from the natural world.

1704 - Isaac Newton.The universe is a mechanical universe with small solid masses in constant motion

1785 - Antoine Laurent Lavoisier discovered The 
Law of Conservation of Mass (or Matter) in a chemical reaction can be stated thus: In a chemical reaction, matter is neither created nor destroyed. However, philosophical speculation and even some quantitative experimentation preceeded him.

1803- John Dalton developed a theory that matter is simply composed of atoms of different weights and is combined in ratios by weight.

1832 - Michael Faraday. Split molecules with electricity by means of electrolysis, developed laws of electrolysis.

1859 -J  Plucker. Built the first cathode ray tube, used for gas discharge

1873- James Clerk Maxwell. Magnetic and electric fields filled “empty” space in atoms

1879- Sir William Crookes. Studied the properties of cathode rays and found that they exhibit negative charge and mass.

1890 - Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev published The Periodic Table of all known elements.

1895 -  Wilhelm Roentgen. Used cathode ray tubes to observe that nearby chemicals glowed and the penetrating rays coming from the cathode ray tube were not affected by magnetic fields.  He named these rays, X-Rays.

1896- Henri Becquerel. Discovered that some chemicals spontaneously decompose and give off penetrating rays while working with X-rays and photography paper.

1897- J.J. Thomson. Discovers the electron and used cathode ray tubes to determine the charge to mass ratio of an electron to be 1.759 x 108Coulombs/gram. Found canal rays were associated with a proton, H+.

1898- Marie Skodowska Curie. Named the spontaneous decay process of uranium and thorium to be radioactivity.

1899- Ernest Rutherford. Discovers alpha and beta rays emitting from radium.A

1895 - Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen, German physicist discovers X-rays.

1896- Wilhelm Rontgen, discovers X-rays.

1896 - Henri Becquerel discovers radioactivity.

1898- Pierre and Marie Curie, discovers
Radiation, energy, and the atom. Also, polonium and radium.

1898 - JJ Thomson discovers electrons.

1900 - Max Planck develops quantum theory and photons.

1905 - Albert Einstein develops the nature of light and energy.

1908 - Robert Millikan measures the charge of a single electron and the structure of an atom.

1909 - Ernest Rutherford known as the father of nuclear physics, developed the theory for the structure of the atom. Discovers the atomic nucleus.

1913 - Neils Bohr developed the Bohr atomic model. Bohr's theory was that electrons have certain amounts of energy. Electrons surrounded the nucleus in rings and they can jump from a level to another. He compared the electron function to the planets orbiting around the sun. The problems with Bohr's theory was that it violated the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. The theory considers electrons to have a known radius and orbit.

1918 - Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck,
German physicist whose discovery of energy quanta won him the Nobel Prize in Physics.

1920 - Johannes Wilhelm "Hans" best known as the co-inventor of the detector component of the Geiger counter and for the Geiger–Marsden experiment which discovered the atomic nucleus. 

1926 - Erwin Shrodinger described how electrons move in wave form, and developed the Schrodinger equation which describes how the quantum state of a system changes with time.

1930 - Enrico Fermi, the "architect of the nuclear age" and the "architect of the atomic bomb", the creator of the world's first nuclear reactor, the Chicago Pile-1. Splits uranium but did not realize it.

1931 - James Chadwick discovers the neutron.

1933 - Leo Szilard conceives the idea of using a chain reaction of nuetron collisions with atomic nucleus to release energy considers the possibility of using this to make bombs. This predates the discovery of fission...

• 1934 - Ida Noddack publishes a paper in Zeitshrift fur Angewandte Chemie arguing that the anomalous radioactivities produced by neuron bombardment of uranim may be due to the storm splitting into smaller pieces.

• 1935 - Hideki Yukawa ForMemRS FRSE was a Japanese theoretical physicist and the first Japanese Nobel laureate for his prediction of the pi meson.  Published the Theory of Mesons, which explained the interaction between protons and neutrons, and was a major influence on research into elementary particles.

1938 - Otto Hahn, regarded as the father of nuclear chemistry, discovers nuclear fission, along with Lise Meitner. Submitsa paper to Naturwissrnschaften conclusively showing the production of radioactive barium from nuetron irradiated uranium.

1938 - Otto Frisch and his aunt Lise Meitner correctly interpret Hahn's results as evidence that the uranium nucleus had split in two (Fission).

1939 - Niels Bohr publicly announces the discovery of fission at an annual theoretical physics conference at George Washington University in Washington, DC.

1939 -U.S. President Roosevelt receives "The Einstein Letter" warning about the prospect of an atomic bomb.

1939 - Niels Bohr and John A. Wheeler publish a theoretical analysis of fission. This theory implies that uranium-235 is more fissile than U-238, and that the isotope of the undiscovered element 94 with 239 nucleons is also very fissile. These implications are not immediately recognized.

1939 - The first meeting of the Advisory Committee on Uranium in Washington, DC, which was created at President Roosevelt's order. Approved  $6,000 for research on preliminary uranium-graphite slow neutron experiments.

1940 - Otto Frisch and Rudolf Peierls, living in the United Kingdom, consider the possibility of fast fission in uranium-235. Based on a theoretical estimate of the fast fission cross section they estimate the critical mass of pure uranium-235 at "a pound or two", and that a large percentage could be fissioned before explosive disassembly. They also estimate the likely effects of the bomb, and possible assembly methods, as well as estimates of the feasibility of isotope separation. Conclude that only one pound of highly enriched uranium is needed for a bomb.

1940 - John Dunning, Manhattan, NY, USA was first direct measurements of the enormous slow fission cross section of uranium-235 .

1950 - Richard Phillips Feynman, known for his work in the path integral formulation of quantum mechanics, the theory of quantum electrodynamics, the physics of the superfluidity of supercooled liquid helium, and top-down nanotechnology.

1951 - Glenn Seaborg, many discoveries of the transuranium elements, as well as many advances in nuclear medicine, including the development of I-131 for thyroid disease.

1964 - Murray Gell discovers Elementary particles smaller than the atom.

1986 - Heinrich Rohrer , Gerd Binnig, & Ernst Ruska. who shared the 1986 Nobel Prize in Physics with  for the design of the scanning tunneling microscope ( STM).

Sources:
* Atomic Heritage
* Wikipedia
* //www.timetoast.com/timelines/10-famous-atomic-scientists

CONGRATS IN SURVIVING AUGUST NUKES !!!

Little Boy, Uranium Nuke, Hiroshima, 1945

08.01.76 – Benton County, Washington, United States – Explosion, contamination of worker at the Hanford site Plutonium Finishing Plant. Harold McCluskey, a worker, was showered with nitric acid and radioactive glass. He inhaled the largest dose of Am ever recorded, about 500 times the U.S. government occupational standards. The worker was placed in isolation for five months and given an experimental drug to flush the isotope from his body. By 1977, his body's radiation count had fallen by about 80 percent. He died of natural causes in 1987 at age 75.

08.05.50 - Fairfield-Suisun, California, Travis Air Force Base, US – Congrats n Surviving Non-nuclear detonation of an atomic bomb with contamination. USAF B-29 crashed killing 19 crew n rescue personnel. Brigadier General Robert F. Travis died.

08.06.45-Congrats n Surviving Operation Little Boy, 1st Uranium Detenation, Hiroshima, Japan

08.09.45-Congrats n Surviving Operation Fat Man d 1st Plutonium Detenation, Nagasaki, Japan

08.12.63- Congrats n Surviving 41 Operation Niblick Nukes; Test underground shaft; 249 kilotonnes; Nye, Nevada, USA

08.21.45 – Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico, United States – Accidental criticality. HarryDaghlian dropped a tungsten carbide brick onto a plutonium core, inadvertently creating a critical mass at the Los Alamos Omega site.

08.21.45 - 05.21.46 -Los Alamos, New Mexico, 6 scientist died of exposure from the demon core.

08.27.58 - South Atlantic Ocean, South Africa; Brazil. Congrats n Surviving 3 Operation Argus Nukes; 1st Space rocket (> 80 km) Test; 1.5 kilotonnes; Proved Christofilos' Theory: 1st Test Satellites/Radio/Radar;+4500 folks; 

08.27.68 – Severodvinsk, Russia (then USSR) – Reactor power excursion, contamination. The Soviet Yankee-class nuclear submarine K-140.

========

Watch "A Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by  Isao Hashimoto" on YouTube

https://youtu.be/LLCF7vPanrY

===========
ASK YOURSELF:

Where did those radioactive clouds go?
Where did they go underwater?
Where did they go underground?

===========
GAME ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_War_(card_game)

===========

https://vimeo.com/309554991

Future Generations, please contact your representatives:

www.usa.gov/www.usa.gov/elected-officials

About:

S.555 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

H.R. 1377 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

S.197/H.R. 2049 - Radiation Exposure Act (RECA) Amendments of 2017

S.1283/H.R. 2754 - Atomic Veteran Service Medal

H.R. 4675 - Low Dose Radiation Research Act of 2017

(Congressional #115)

======

Am thinking of holding an event called 2019 Nuke Talk, plz send feedback below to agwt2020@gmail.com...Thank You:

Q1: Would u go to d event?

Q2: How many would u bring?
Q3: What would you like to learn?

JULY NUKE MONTH...IT WILL BRIGHTEN YOUR DAY !

P1.

07.01.71- Congrats n Surviving 34 Operation Grommet Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Test was the largest underground explosion; Gave birth to Greenpeace; Yield 4.8 Megatones;
Amchitka Island, Alaska & Nye, Nevada, USA

07.06.59 – Barksdale AFB, Louisiana, US –Congrats n Surviving a Limited contamination. A USAF C-124 transporting two nuclear weapons without fissile cores crashed and burned down during take-off. The high explosive detonators did not go off. The wreckage area experienced limited contamination.

07.06.62- Congrats n Surviving 47 Operation Storax Nukes; Test mining, cratering, underground shaft, underground tunnel; created Sedan Crater; 115 kilotonnes; Nye, Nevada, USA

07.07.62 - Congrats n Surviving 4 Operation Sunbeam or Operation Dominic II Nukes; Test cratering, dry surface, gun deployed, tower;  Tested small, "tactical" nuclear warheads; THE last nuclear test; 1.6kilo; Nye, Nevada, USA

P2

07.10.74- Congrats n Surviving 27 Operation Bedrock Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Yield750 kilotones:Nye, Nevada, USA

07.13.50– Lebanon, Ohio, US – Congrats n Surviving Non-nuclear detonation of an atomic bomb. USAF B-50 crashed.

07.14.67 - Congrats n Surviving 48 Operation Crosstie Nukes; Test cratering, underground shaft, underground tunnel; 1st Excavation Test; 1.3 Megatons; Farmington, New Mexico & Nye, Nevada, USA

P3

07.16.45-Congrats n Surviving Operation Trinity Nuke, d 1st Plutonium Implosion Fussion Nuke; 425 folks; Jornada del Muerto, New Mexico, USA

07.16.64- Congrats n Surviving 46 Operation Whetstone Nukes; Test  cratering, underground shaft, underground tunnel; 51 kilotons; Nye, Nevada &  Lumberton, Mississippi, USA

07.16.65- Congrats n Surviving 47 Operation Flintlock Nukes; Tests underground shaft, underground tunnel; 365 kilotons; Amchitka, Aleutian Islands, Alaska & Nye, Nevada, USA

P4

07.16.69 - Congrats n Surviving 52 Operation Mandrel Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; 1.9 Megatones;  Amchitka Island, Alaska; Parachute, Colorado; Nye, Nevada, USA

07.17.68- Congrats n Surviving 47 Operation Bowline Nukes;   Test cratering, underground shaft, underground tunnel; 1.2 Megatones; Nye, Nevada, USA

07.20.72- Congrats n Surviving 28 Operation Toggle Nukes; Test underground shaft, underground tunnel; Final natural-gas-reservoir stimulation test; Yield 250 kilotones; Rio Blanco County, Colorado & Nye, Nevada, USA

P5

07.25.46-Congrats n Surviving 3 Operation Crossroads Nukes Baker, to test how nukes affect warships; 1st Free fall air drop, Underwater Nuke; "the world's 1st nuclear disaster," Bikini Island, USA

07.27.56 -RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, UK –Congrats n Surviving Nuclear weapons damaged. A USAF B-47 crashed into a storage igloo.

07.28.57–  Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, Atlantic Ocean– Congrats n Surviving Two weapons jettisoned and not recovered. A USAF C-124 experienced a loss of power.

P6

07.28.66- Congrats n Surviving 38 Operation Latchkey Nukes; Tests underground shaft, underground tunnel; 870 kilotons; Nye, Nevada &  Lumberton, Mississippi, USA

=========
Watch "A Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by  Isao Hashimoto" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/LLCF7vPanrY
===========

P7.

ASK YOURSELF:
• Where did those radioactive clouds go?
• Where did they go underwater?
• Where did they go underground?
• Where did they go in outerspace?
========

GAME ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_War_(card_game)
===========

https://vimeo.com/309554991

For Future Generations, please contact your representatives:

https://www.usa.gov/www.usa.gov/elected-officials

Ask About:

S.555 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

H.R. 1377 - Mark Takai Atomic Veterans Healthcare Parity Act

S.197/H.R. 2049 - Radiation Exposure Act (RECA) Amendments of 2017

S.1283/H.R. 2754 - Atomic Veteran Service Medal

H.R. 4675 - Low Dose Radiation Research Act of 2017

(Congressional #115)
===========

P8

Am doing a library event survey n d following topic: Global Climate Change & The Atomic Legacy.

Q1: would u go to d event?
Q2: how many would u bring?
Q3: where would u share d event?
==========

Any response is appreciated. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Paul
https://agwt2020.blogspot.com/?m=0

======

* Checkout dis DVD at local library titled "The Atomic Cafe" n c wat funny things folks did dat protected themselves. How about an Anti-Nuke coat.

* Checkout "The Bomb" n Netflix

* Checkout "The Nuclear Option" by Nova n Netflix

=========

GCC: NATIONAL ATOMIC TESTING MUSEUM

GCC: Atomic Cafe

Available at yr local library.

Can wearing a white raincoat save you from a Nuke? Let's test it, Ok?